ISP and Hospitality are how you pay for the platform itself, and every organisation is on exactly one of them. The agent is not a third option to choose instead: it is optional, and it sits on top of whichever track you are already on.
Sell internet. Pay a share of what you collect.
Give Wi-Fi away as an amenity. Pay a flat fee instead.
Optional, on top of ISP or Hospitality.
Starter is a complete product on its own: your sites keep running and your customers keep paying whether or not you ever add the agent.
No. You register, add a router, and start selling. There is no minimum term and no sales conversation required to see a price.
If you sell access to your customers, you're ISP. If you give Wi-Fi to guests as part of a stay or a visit, and don't charge for it, you're Hospitality. The fee is 8% of what you collect, across every site and every subscriber, or the flat Hospitality rate; adding a site never adds a separate licence cost.
Only the assistant stops. Your sites keep authenticating, your vouchers keep selling, and your money keeps arriving. You are never suspended over an agent-tier payment.